What are the dimensions or size of the saucer? Thanks...
7679
5, 15/16 inches in diameter, and 7/8 inches from table to edge of rim. I've had my set 4 years plus, and they're really great. Made in USA, with the quality one would expect. Enjoy! - a.c. in ND
1585896
My response might be too late-sorry. The cup is 4 3/8" in diameter and 2 3/8" high. The handle protrudes about 1" from the cup's body. The saucer is 6" in diameter, as the other respondents have noted.
2177094
One saucer. Expensive but sturdy. I have 5 (plus a spare) for the large potted plants...2 hibiscus (one 35 years old, one 22), another 40 year old plant, and 2 others...that go out on the deck in spring/summer, and get hauled inside for winter. Only one has cracked, and that was my fault. I recommend them.
40757
Mary,Because you need to know the widest area at the bottom of your pot, measure the saucer.I love these plant stands and I have one of each size. They are high quality and move so easily.JoAnn
120940
The saucer has a 6 inch diameter. The cup is 4 inch diameter at the mouth, 2 1/2 inches tall. The cup holds about 4 fluid ounces.
15355
I'm not at home where I can actually measure, but I'd say about an inch (I've checked now; it's just under an inch). Whatever it is, I am sure it's the same height as every other one of these I've ever seen. Some years ago, we had an old steamer whose legs had gotten bent inwards, reducing the height by another quarter inch or so. To counteract this problem, my grandmother used to turn a saucer upside down in the bottom of the pan and set the steamer basket on top of it. That raised the steamer and increased the total volume of water under it so it wouldn't boil out too quickly. However the boiling water rattled the saucer and made an awful racket, but it worked.
330682
It does not come with a saucer. There is a hole in the bottom for drainage, so I bought a clear plastic one to put under mine.
40755
I would measure the saucer, if, in fact, that is what will be sitting first and foremost on the plant stand, unless it is that much larger than the pot. The use the pot's diameter. It will not matter if the saucer extends a little beyond the edges of the plant stand, as long as the pot itself can fit squarely and neatly on the stand. It is the best plant stand I have ever seen or used! It moves with ease to turn the plant or move from one area to another. It is sturdy and very well made! You will really like it, and it is worth every penny because it will endure!
253739
Hi, it was bought as a gift so I have no idea what the dimensions are or if it's any good. Sorry I can't help.
1253331
A little over 3ft yes ft LOL Saucer is about 12 to 13 inches wide she's big!!!
1469847
I believe the base is too large for a saucer. Most people wouldn't use one with this cup. These cups are used in Paris cafés without saucers.
916969
Way small, I have thicker spaghetti. I don't know the exact measurement but it is very similar to what you'd find at a gas station for coffee. Hope this helps.
153199
It is reaallllly big. Probably a 10 inch diameter for the cup, maybe 11 inches for the saucer. The african violet I planted in it is dying. :(
508009
I emailed the seller prior to purchasing my cabinet for the measurements because I was looking to display a specific collectable. I would recommend you contact the seller, as I do not know know the measurements of your demi tasse cups or if you wish to display the saucers as well. I do love my cabinets as I own 3 of them. So I really hope the measures will be favorable to your demi tasse cup collection as the cabinets are lovely with a classic style to them.
764866
The one I ordered did not have the saucers. Mine measures 11 and two quarter inches. Keep in mind, the seller made good on the broken cups which were not properly packaged. Good luck P.S. I found a nesting set of coffee cups at Pier One. They are lovely and affordable.
346064
I purchased this as a gift and so can't speak to dimensions. I know it arrived in a very big box, but the item was table-top size, as advertised.
1469848
I believe the base is too large for a saucer. Most people wouldn't use one with this cup. These cups are used in Paris cafs without saucers.